Our Other Companies
Launched in February 2010, James Attorney Marketing leverages James Publishing’s content to create 100-page detailed websites for attorneys that educate clients. The company’s motto is “Teach, don’t sell.” We began building websites for Social Security disability attorneys and are now branching out into other specialties where we have strong law book content.
JamesDisabilityLaw.com
JamesDisabilityLaw.com provides professional level guidance on applying for Social Security disability benefits, appealing a denial and hiring a Social Security disability attorney. Much of the information on this website came from excerpted portions of our six Social Security disability law books (considered by many attorneys to be the best available) that we then edited for lay readers. We think this website’s content is more sophisticated, detailed, and helpful than that of any other disability law website, but we will let you be the final judge of that claim.
PhotoEdit,
Inc.
Acquired in October 2007, this do-good business helps teach kids diversity by supplying positive images of ethnic and minority people to K-12 textbook publishers. Over 75% of the digital library of 235,000 photos feature African-American, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, Gay and Lesbian, handicapped, and senior citizens in daily life.
Founded in 1988, this agency licenses its images to McGraw-Hill, Pearson, ITP, Glencoe, Harcourt Education, Houghton Mifflin, Holt, Loyola, McDougal Littell, SRA, Wiley, Newbridge, Scholastic, and Weekly Reader.
We purchased this help-the-needy company in May 2006. Begun in 1979, RDG publishes county-specific directories of low-cost and free social services.
RDG serves California social workers, child protection professionals, health and psychiatric care agencies and clinics, hotlines, churches, guidance counselors, hospitals, and treatment centers.
Updated 04/06/12
